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1 week ago | 
nationalmortgageprofessional.com | Kathryn Fitzpatrick |Rob Chrisman |Dave Hershman |Andrew Baker
Jeff Tesch on private lending, market trends, and industry growth From Take It To The Max! with LaDonna Lockard Jeff Tesch on private lending, market trends, and industry growth From Take It To The Max! with LaDonna Lockard Below is an excerpt adapted from a recent episode of Take It To The Max!, hosted by LaDonna Lockard.
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1 week ago | 
robchrisman.com | Rob Chrisman
No Comments How about those junk emails that start off with, “I’m not going to waste your time.” It already wasted my time. Is it a waste of time paying attention to what government officials say, or schedules that they give?
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1 week ago | 
mortgagenewsdaily.com | Rob Chrisman
How about those junk emails that start off with, “I’m not going to waste your time.” It already wasted my time. Is it a waste of time paying attention to what government officials say, or schedules that they give?
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1 week ago | 
send2press.com | Rob Chrisman
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 29, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Top mortgage industry webcast The Big Picture, broadcast live every Thursday at 3 p.m. ET, has unveiled its June guest lineup featuring four standout leaders whose insights are redefining housing access, real estate strategy and economic understanding.
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1 week ago | 
mortgagenewsdaily.com | Rob Chrisman
Overheard in the hallways at last week’s MBA conference: “At my age, instead of a condom I carry a moist towelette in my wallet. At my age, I run into buffalo wings far more often than sex.” There is always news in our biz (like rumors of Guild and Bayview, layoffs at nCino), but the industry, age jokes aside, continues to talk about the topics that were discussed last week.
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1 week ago | 
robchrisman.com | Rob Chrisman
No Comments Are your underwriters this fast? The current Administration has been fast to ax groups of employees in various government departments, including the Agencies. The Supreme Court challenged 90 years of precedent and has decided that firings of government agency members will stand (including, of interest to lenders, the CFPB) as the cases work their way through the lower courts, giving the President unfettered power to oust regulators without good cause.
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1 week ago | 
mortgagenewsdaily.com | Rob Chrisman
Are your underwriters this fast? The current Administration has been fast to ax groups of employees in various government departments, including the Agencies. The Supreme Court challenged 90 years of precedent and has decided that firings of government agency members will stand (including, of interest to lenders, the CFPB) as the cases work their way through the lower courts, giving the President unfettered power to oust regulators without good cause.
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2 weeks ago | 
robchrisman.com | Rob Chrisman
No Comments Helping the U.S. economy is a fine goal, but everyone wonders if paying someone in the United States $30 an hour to produce a widget is better for hundreds of millions of consumers than paying someone in another country $3 an hour for the same widget. Wells Fargo’s economics team objectively weighed in on the likelihood of the Trump tariffs positively impacting the U.S. economy. (See below.) Money matters.
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2 weeks ago | 
robchrisman.com | Rob Chrisman
No Comments “I can’t afford an Ancestry DNA kit to learn about my relatives. So instead, I posted online that I had won the Powerball Lottery.” Speaking of news dissemination, Southwest Airlines sent out a press release about using chargers on its airplanes. Finally, in terms of spreading news, some love him, some say he’s little more than a frat boy, we have FHFA Director Bill Pulte.
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2 weeks ago | 
mortgagenewsdaily.com | Rob Chrisman
“I can’t afford an Ancestry DNA kit to learn about my relatives. So instead, I posted online that I had won the Powerball Lottery.” Speaking of news dissemination, Southwest Airlines sent out a press release about using chargers on its airplanes. Finally, in terms of spreading news, some love him, some say he’s little more than a frat boy, we have FHFA Director Bill Pulte.
